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+/-854.48 Acres of Productive Well Located Clay and Yankton County, SD Land-Situated on the Wakonda, SD and Irene,
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SD Area–Inclusive of Farms That Include Parcels With High Percentages Tillable & High Quality Cropland, Parcels with a
Mixture of Cropland & Some Hunting & Recreational Wildlife Habitat–An Offering of Land With This Many Acres Will Have
Land Suitable for Land Buyers of Varying Interests-Including Row Crop Operators, Crop/Livestock Operators, Investors,
Hunters & Wildlife Enthusiasts & Others In the Market for Southeastern SD Land!
As both Leon and Wanetta Madsen are deceased, the Trustee of the Leon Madsen Residuary Trust, First Premier Bank
Trust Dept., will offer the following real property at auction with the auction to be held On Site at each of the designated
sale locations and sale times on …
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019
SALE TIMES: FARMS #1, #2 & #3 – 622.91 Acres - 10:00 AM
& FARM #4 – 231.57 Acres - 2:00 PM
Auctioneer’s Note: This auction presents an opportunity to purchase 4
distinctly different parcels of Clay & Yankton County, SD land – Some with
very high percentages of high quality cropland, some with mixtures of
cropland and pasture and some with a mixture of cropland and hunting
and recreational attributes. These farms are leased for the 2019 crop
year and the purchasers will receive 100% of the 2019 cash rents!
We will offer FARMS #1, #2 & #3 - On Site at FARM #1 – Located from
from Irene, SD (Watertower – Main Street & Hazel Ave) – 1 ½ miles east
on Hwy. #46 and 1 mile south on 454th Ave., with the NE Corner of the
Farm #1 & the NW Corner of Farm #2 at the Jct. of 454th Ave. and 298th
St.; or from Wakonda, SD – 4 miles north on Co. Hwy. (455th Ave.) and
1 mile west on 298th St. to the NE Corner of the Farm #1 & NW Corner
of Farm #2 at the Jct. of 454th Ave & 298th St.
FARM #1 – LEON MADSEN TRUST - +/-334.20 Acres of Star Township
Clay County, SD Land – LEGAL DESC.: The NE¼ (+/-169.24 Acres)
and the SE¼, Except Madsen’s Tract 1 Contained therein, (+/-164.96
acres), all in Sec. 8, T. 95N., R. 53W., (Star Twp.), Clay County, SD This property will be offered as Tract 1A – The NE ¼ - +/-169.24
Acres; Tract 1B – The SE ¼ - +/-164.96 Acres or Tracts 1A & 1B
Combined – The +/-334.20 Acre Unit. FARM #1 as a unit has excellent
eye appeal and a high percentage tillable, with the nontillable acres
comprised of a tree grove with some abandoned structures, waterway &
roads. According to FSA information this farm is estimated to contain
a total of approximately 331.74 acres of farmland and approximately
320.22 acres of cropland, although as a result of the survey it appears
the cropland acres may be understated; and previously has had a
184.29 acre corn base with a 92 bu. PLC yield and a 116.39 acre
soybean base with a 27 bu. PLC yield and under the previous USDA
farm program was enrolled in the ARC County election. According to
Clay County Assessor’s information this farm was assessed as two
individual parcels – The NE¼ - which has a soil rating of .7642 and
the RE taxes payable in 2019 on this parcel are - $5,502.70; and The
SE¼ - which has a soil rating of .7840 and the RE taxes payable in
2019 on this parcel are - $5,353.24; by comparison info. obtained from
Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates as a whole this property in its entirety
has a weighted soil rating of 85.2 with the predominate soils comprised
primarily of Class I & II soils; and individually Surety indicated the NE ¼
at an 83.2 and the SE ¼ at an 87.1. The general topography of this land
is gently rolling to somewhat undulating.
FARM #2 – WANETTA MADSEN TRUST - +/-145.41 Acres of Star
Township Clay County, SD Land – LEGAL DESC.: The NW ¼, Except the
E ½ of the NE ¼ of the NW ¼, Sec. 9, T. 95N., R. 53W., (Star Twp.), Clay
County, SD – Located directly east of Farm #1 (Tract #1A) with the NW
Corner of the land at the Jct. of 298th St. & 454th Ave.
This property will be offered as a +/-145.41 Acre Unit. FARM #2 is
a unique property with a combination of productive cropland and some
grassland and wildlife production/hunting habitat inclusive of a large
dugout/stock dam. According to FSA information this farm is estimated
to contain a total of approximately 141.54 acres of farmland which may
be slightly understated, with approximately 124.65 acres of cropland;
and previously has had a 71.74 acre corn base with a 92 bu. PLC yield
and a 45.31 acre soybean base with a 27 bu. PLC yield and under the
previous USDA farm program was enrolled in the ARC County election.
According to Clay County Assessor’s information this farm was assessed
as two individual parcels – The W½ NW¼ which has a soil rating of
.6777 and the RE taxes payable in 2019 on this parcel are - $2,215.08;
and the W½ NE¼ NW¼ & SW¼ NW¼ which has a soil rating of .6913
and the RE taxes payable in 2019 on this parcel are - $1,811.42; by
comparison info. obtained from Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates as a
whole this property in its entirety has a weighted soil rating of 74.3,
with the predominate soils on the cropland acres comprised primarily of
Class I & II soils, with lower quality soils in the grassland, drainage and
non-tillable acres. The general topography of the cropland acres is gently
rolling to rolling, and the topography of the grassland/non-cropland/
hunting acres being somewhat variable.
FARM #3 – LEON MADSEN TRUST - +/-143.3 Acres of Star Township
Clay County, SD Land – LEGAL DESC.: The SE ¼ of Sec. 20, T. 95N., R.
53W., (Star Twp.), Clay County, SD – Located from Irene, SD (Watertower
– Main Street & Hazel Ave) – 1 ½ miles east on Hwy. #46 and 3 ½ miles
south on 454th Ave. to the NE Corner of the Land; Located from the SE
Corner of FARM #1 – 1 ½ miles south; or from Wakonda, SD – 1 mile
north on Co. Hwy. (455th Ave.) & 1 mile west on 301st Ave. to the SE
Corner of the Land at the Jct. of 301st St. & 454th Ave.
mixture of remnants of an old farmstead & mature tree grove, lowland/
slough acres and other hunting & recreational acres. According to FSA
information this farm is estimated to contain a total of approximately
147.33 acres of farmland and approximately 118.27 acres of cropland,
although as a result of the survey it appears the cropland acres may be
slightly overstated, and previously has had a 68.09 acre corn base with
a 92 bu. PLC yield and a 43.01 acre soybean base with a 27 bu. PLC
yield and under the previous USDA farm program was enrolled in the
ARC County election. According to Clay County Assessor’s information
this farm was assessed as one parcel and has a soil rating of .4806
and the RE taxes payable in 2019 on this parcel are - $3,017.86; by
comparison info. Obtained from Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates as a
whole this property in its entirety has a weighted soil rating of 65.1.
“According to the Clay County Assessor, the acres in this property are
stated to be approx. 155.56 acres. This property surveyed at 151.35
total acres. However, within those 151.35 acres are 8.05 acres that lie
between a fence and the northern boundary of the property. Therefore,
the acres being sold have been decreased by 8.05 acres to account for
this possible boundary issue. On the other hand, there are approximately
9.2 acres lying east of the property line but west of the existing roadway
(454th Ave.) which the current owners have occupied. This amount is
not included in the acres being sold, but the buyer may have occupancy
of this amount. The property will be conveyed with a Trustee’s Deed to
the 143.3 acres, and the Trust’s interest to the North and to the East
will be conveyed by Quit Claim deeds with no charge for those areas.
2:00 PM - FARM #4 – LEON MADSEN TRUST - +/-231.57 Acres of
Turkey Valley Township Yankton County, SD Land – LEGAL DESC.: The
S½ NE¼ of Sec. 12, T. 96N., R. 54W.; together with the SE ¼ of Sec.
12, T. 96N., R. 54W.; Except Madsen Tract A Contained Therein; (Turkey
Valley Twp.), Yankton County, SD.
To be offered “On Site” at FARM #4 – Located from Irene, SD (Jct. of
Hwy. #46 & 452nd Ave.), 4 miles north on Co. Hwy. (452nd Ave) to the
SE Corner of the land at the Jct. of 293rd St. & 452nd Ave.; or from
Viborg, SD – 4 miles west on 291st St, then 1 ¼ miles south on 452nd
Ave.
PIERRE – The South
Dakota Department of
Environment and Natural
Resources (DENR) is accepting applications for
round one of the Volkswagen Truck program. The
program provides rebates
to help state and local government agencies purchase
new freight trucks to replace old, high-emitting diesel trucks. The goal of the
program is to improve and
protect ambient air quality
across South Dakota.
The application deadline for round one of the
Volkswagen Truck program is September 13,
2019. Interested parties
are encouraged to contact
DENR at 605-773-3151 or
obtain application guidance at denr.sd.gov/des/aq/
aaVWtrucks.aspx.
“The Volkswagen Truck
program is a great opportunity for state and
local agencies to upgrade
their trucks and reduce
air emissions,” said DENR
Secretary Hunter Roberts.
“I encourage all eligible
agencies with older freight
trucks to apply.”
Total rebate per replacement truck will be up to
25 percent of the purchase
price of a 2018 engine
model year or newer engine certified to EPA emission standards, 35 percent
of the purchase price for
engines meeting the California Air Resources Board
Low-NOx standards, or 45
percent of the purchase
price of an all-electric
truck. DENR will award
funds to as many eligible
applicants as possible.
There will be approximately $507,000 available
for round one of the Volkswagen Truck program.
The truck program is part
of the Volkswagen Settlement - South Dakota Mitigation Trust fund which was
authorized this year by the
state Legislature.
This property will be offered as a +/-231.57 Acre Unit. FARM #4 is
a well located parcel of land with a combination of productive cropland,
some pasture, a couple nontillable pockets and roads. According to FSA
information this farm is estimated to contain a total of approximately
232.06 acres of farmland, which may be slightly overstated as a
result of the survey, and approximately 193.05 acres of cropland and
previously has had a 88.8 acre corn base with an 85 bu. PLC yield, a
9.4 acre soybean base with a 38 bu. PLC yield and a 9.0 acre wheat
base with a 25 bu. PLC yield under the previous USDA farm program was
enrolled in the ARC County election. The nontillable acres on this farm
are comprised primarily of grassland, drainage, some lowland pockets,
trees & roads. According to Yankton County Assessor’s information
this farm was assessed as one parcel which has a soil rating of .775
and the RE taxes payable in 2019 on this parcel are - $5,951.20; by
comparison info. obtained from Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates as a
whole this property in its entirety has a weighted soil rating of an 80,
with the predominate soils on the cropland acres comprised primarily of
Class I, II & III soils; and lower quality soils in the grassland and nontillable acres. The general topography of the cropland acres is gently
rolling slightly hilly and the topography of the grassland/non-cropland/
hunting acres being somewhat variable.
TERMS: Cash - A 10% non-refundable down payment on the day of the
sale and the balance on or before Nov. 22, 2019 w/possession subject
to the rights of the existing tenant to harvest the 2019 standing crops
and the terms and provisions of the lease which expires on Feb 29,
2020. Trustee’s Deeds will be conveyed, except as otherwise noted
above, and owner’s title insurance will be provided w/the cost of the
owner’s policy divided 50-50 between the buyer(s) & seller. All of the
2019 RE taxes payable in 2020 will be paid by the Trust. The acres are
based on the acres as determined by a survey completed by Midwest
Land Surveying, Inc., with the acres understood to be “more or less”.
The sellers do not guarantee that existing fences lie on the true and
correct boundary and any new fencing, if any, will be the responsibility of
the purchaser(s) pursuant to SD Law. FSA cropland acres, yields, bases,
payments & other information are estimated and not guaranteed and
are subject to County Committee Approval. Information contained herein
is intended to be correct but is not guaranteed. This property is sold in
“AS IS” CONDITION and subject to any existing easements, restrictions,
reservations or highways of record if any, as well as any or all Clay or
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